THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921.
f AGE TWO
I PICTURE PLAY IS
CHS
A TRIUMPH OF ART
De Mille Production "The Affairs of
Anatol" Proves All that was
Claimed for It.
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PLATTSXOUTH SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL
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wear
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FOR.TCOTJXO MEM AK9 WES WHO STATTYOUNG
Prices $45, $50 and $55. Others $20 to $40.
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"EVERYBODY'S STORE"
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MAY LAUNCH SCHOOL
OF BOXING HERE SOON
Kid Graves of Omaha in Plattsmouth
to Arrange for Starting School
for Boxing Instruction
state of Nebraska and it is likely
that when he opens up for business.
he will have pupils from other parts
of the state as well as local -talent.
No definite location has been de
cided upon, as yet, but two or three
places are in view for the school.
Graves will be In town again Thurs
dav afternoon to enroll any pupils
that may care to take up the course.
The terms will be $5 down and $5
per week until the course is paid for
at $45 per course.
from Tuesday's Dally
Those who saw the producton last
night at the Parmele theatre of "The
Affairs of Anatol," were unanimous
in voting it one of the greatest pic
tures that has been produced on the
screen and; a triumph cf the handi
work of Cecil B. De Mille, one of
the geniusses of the modern photo
play. The settings of .the play are on a
lavish and magnificent scale and with
ithe usual De Mille detail carefully
worked out so there is no note of
'luxury or mignifienee overlooked in
13 1 me oacKRrounu amusi h iiru ma
W wonderful array cf star3 work out
The Paramount company has ar
rayed its wonderful collection of stars
in the one play that makes it
feature seldom seen and the notable.5
in the cast alone is something that
seldom son. As "Ana.tol DeWitt
Spencer." Wallace Reid has the chief
male character of the play and a
"Vivian" his wife, Gloria Swanson is
given the opportunity of some splen
did work and a display of beauty
and wonderful costumes that add to
the artistic touches of the play.
In the roles of the young farmer
and hi3 frivilous wife Monte Blua
and Agnes Ayres give some very
forceful acting that holds the close
attention of the audience and into
their lives come disagreements and
finally the fickle Anatol. who even
tually proves the unwitting mean3
of their salvation. Bebe Daniels,
cast as "Satan Synne," presides over
the lavishly arranged "Devil's Clois
ter" and also is the cause of addi
tional trouble for Anatol of the ten
der heart. The role of the "jazz
girl." as played by Wanda Ilawley, is
a very entertaining part of the per
formance and gives this beautiful
actress splendid opportunity to dis
play her ability and also an array of
the most pleasing costumes amid the
lavish and beautiful surroundings.
As the Ilindo mystic Theodore Kos
loff is up to his usual finished stand
ard as an actor and his part is given
in" a flawless manner throughout:
Polly Moran, Raymond Hatton an 1
Julia Faye also have minor parts in
the performance that give them ail
opportunity of showing their ability
on the ecreen. As the friend of
Anatol, who attempts to smooth his
matrimonial seas, Elliott Dexter is
most pleasing.
The management of the Parmele
is showing this picture in the second
week of its release from the produc
er and at the usual house pricen,
while almost every theatre- in the
country has raised the, admission to
care for the. extra cost of the big
production, and Messrs Moore and
Cloidt are deserving of the highest
praise for giving this wonderful pic
ture to their patrons at the usual ad
mission prices and should have the
support of the amusement loving pub
lic of the city in their efforts.
PREPARE l
for the Cold Weather! j
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October is the threshold of the new season. The month the wise home-makers lay in
the winter supplies. The family must be provided with new apparel Here you will
find a complete selection, at prices we have made especially low; for we want our cus
tomers to have the benefit of this merchandise at the time they will need it most.
The Practical Garment
for Your Child!
FINE LITTLE SON
The one time welterweight cham
pion boxer of the world, Kid Graves,
formerly a resident of Plattsmouth,
was a visitor here Monday for a few
hours investigating the probabilities
of opening a school of boxing here. M"om Monday's Dally
Graves was the welter title holder This morning at an early hour, the
four years and has been connected .stork made a flying visit to the home
with the sport for nearly sixteen of Dr. and Mrs. Oscar Sandin in this
years, over two years of which he city and left in their care a fine
was the chief of the U. S. army box- young son, who is of the regulation
ing Instructors and inspector general weight and with the mother is do-
for the commission on training camp ing very nicely. The occasion that
activities, so it may be judged that has brought a son and heir to the
he is a
ORDER OF DE MOLAY
ELEGTS OFFICERS
Young Men's Organization Hold
Hold Election at Their Meet
ing Last Evening
Prom Wednesday's Dally.
The members of Cass chapter, Or
der of De Molay of this city held
their session at the lodge rooms in
the Arries buiding last evening and
among other matters which were
passed upon by the order was the
competent instructor and Sandin home has more than pleased election of the officers for the ensu-
Dr. Denton's sleeping, garment is design
ed to prevent exposure of the child, lessen
the strain on buttons and to contribute in
every way to health and comfort. Made of
a specially prepared material that is warm
and comfortable. All sizes, $1.00 to ?1.75.
Children's outing flannel night gowns and
sleeping garments are made of soft outing
flannel, the quality of which is recognized at
once by particular purchasers. They are de
signed to meet definite needs and leave noth
ing to be desired. All sizes, 85c to $1.25.
Carter's union suits for children are warm,
well-fitting garments with buttons that stay
on. button holes that do not sag. A garment
that fits is assured if you get Carter's. All
sizes, $1.35 to $1.65.
Fleece lined union suits for children
cozy and warm. All sizes, $1.00.
Separate knitted drawers for the small
tots at 50c and 60c.
What's in a Name?
Carti
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Carter signifies close-fitting, warm and en
during wearing qualities. There is economy
in buying Carter's. Our line-of ladies fall
and winter undergarments is complete. It
consists of all cotton, wool and cotton, all
wool and silk and wool union suits in all
sizes.
A medium weight cotton union suit all
styles and sizes at $1.75 and $2.00.
Ladies outing flannel gowns of soft, finely
woven material that fills the need these cold
nights. While our stock is complete shop
early. All sizes, $1.25. Extra large size, $2.
Ladies fleece lined hose in black only. All
sizes. 3 pair for $1.00.
Comfortables!
Blankets!
Soft, downy comforts of the highest
quality. Pure cotton filling. Light in
weight, but very warm. Covered with
dainty figured silkoline in attractive
patterns.
Blanket comfortables, soft and warm.
72x84. $11.50.
All pure 100 cotton filling In large
assortment of high grade silkoline. Full
size. .Price, $8.00.
Snowdrift cottondown comforts. Su
perior quality, attractively quilted. Full
size, $4.75.
Comforts in dark Persian patterned
silkoline. Special value, $3.95.
If blankets are on your list, make
your selection from our extensive line.
They are luxuriously warm, soft and
durable to the extent that they serve
for years. . .
Wool finish plaid, all colors, $4.85. -
.Wool and cottobi extra' heavy, $6.75.
Gray cotton blankets with colored
border. Wash beautifully. $3.25.
Two-in-One blanket. Cortex
72 and 84. Price, $7.75.
finish.
Knock about blankets in beautiful
dark patterns, 54x84. $5.25.
H. M. SOENNICHSEN,
A Good Quality Goods at a Low Price Phones 53, 54 and 144
LOCAL NEWS
HARD, DRY WOOD FOR SALE.
should do well here. ithe chief of the fire department and
In commenting on the matter, he is stepping very high as a result
Graves said he would guarantee that of the event.
when one completed his course of 25
lessons, he would be capable of de
fending himself in any company.
The course will take about fifteen
weeks and the cost will be less than: Cord wood, $10 per cord. Block
in any city in the country where wood $6 per load,
boxing instructors are in operation. : JOHN HOBSCHEIDT,
His will be the only academy in the s22daw2w. Murray phone 300,4.
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N
ew Fall Suits
at New Fall Prices!
To you older men with more conservative tastes
we have good suits and overcoats from a third to half
lower than last fall. Don't put off buying longer. We
can fit you and please you.
$20-$30-$35
Others up to $55
" It may please some of you to know that you can'
buy a good warm overcoat this Fall in plain black,
staple, well tailored, at $25. Others to $50.
Our sweater, slip-over and jersey vest stock is
complete. Pick early and avoid disappointment. .
ing term to guide the affairs of the
young order. Those who were chos
en are:
Uarley Cecil, Master Councilor;
Raymond Cook. Senior Councilor;
Raymond Rebal, Junior Councilor;
George Scbmidtmann. Senior Dea
con; Otto Trilety, Junior Deacon;
George Busch, Senior Steward; Har
old Renner, Junior Steward;
sell Perry, Chaplain; Wayne
son. Marshal; Harold Fitt, Scribe;
Karl Wurl, Treasurer; Floyd Elli
ott, Almoner; Charles Hartford,
Standard Bearer; George Ebersole,
Sentinel; Edward , Matchullot, Don
ald Dickson, Howard Dwyer, Fred
Warren, George Persinger, James
warren, fiarry uwytr, rreceptors. j-
It was decided at the meeting to
hold the conferring of the De Mo
lay degree at the meeting of the
chapter on next Tuesday evening
when a number of candidates will
be given the work.
From llonda's Daily.
L. R. Snipes, county agent, was
in the city today looking after the
work of his department in this por
tion of the county.
Adam Meisinger and wife were
among the. visitors in the city today
for a few hours in attendance at the
funeral of Mrs Jacob Meisinger,. an
.aunt of Mr Meisinger.
Allie Meisinger, wife and children
and" mother, Mrs. J. H. Meisinger.
Rus- j motored in this morning to be in at-Hud-
tendance at the funeral services of
the late Mrs. Jacob Meisinger.
Mrs. Ed Brantner and Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Chase and family, of
Pender, who have been here visiting
with the parents of Mrs. Bratner,
Mr. and Mrs. John Cory, departed
yesterday for their home.
NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERS
jjDomestic and imported Gaberdine coats can be bought here for
less money than any place in the state. Just the thing for the
chilly mornings and evenings a strictly dress coat ind a bear to
turn wind or water. ' . . . ,
FINE NOVELTIES FOR
HALLOWE'EN SEASON
The Hallowe'en reason with its nu
merous social gatherings brings to
the host or hostess the problem of
tl-io rrc Tc- t rionnriiMnny or nnvfltips
for favors' oW this popular and mys- j f Mrs- Goehner
tical holiday' season. The Journal
has solved the problem of the dec
orative features of the occasion by
securing one of the finest lines of
Hallowe'en novelties and decQraticns
that was ever brought to this city.
This line is composed largely of im
ported goods from the German nov
elty market and Is such that will
Prorn Tuesdays Dally
Mrs. Fred Heinrich and son. Geo.
came in this afternoon from Have
lock to spend some time here visit
ing with relatives and friends.
Lloyd Meisinger and Courtney
Chandler departed last evening for
California, where they expect to en
joy the winter months visiting and
may decide to Jocate there for the
present.
Mrs. William Goehner and little
child departed this afternoon for
their home at Seward and were ac
companied by Mrs. II. II. Betts, sister
Mrs. Goehner and
daughter have been visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Dovey,
parents of Mrs. Goehner.
WANTED
Salesman for Plattsmouth and vi
cinity. Commission contract only,
for spare time or full time. We will
please everyone in the way of artis- ; teach you to sell income protection
tic as well tig unique decorations and i thruogh our free school of instruc
favors. When you desire anything ! tlon and help you build a profitable
in the Hallowe'en line call at the
Journal office and look over the
large and splendid line. tf-daw
Most disfiguring skin eruptions,,
scrofula, pimples, rashes, etc., are
due to 4m pure blood. Burdock Blood
Bitters as a cleansing blood tonic, is
well recommended.
E. H. Schulhof, piano
Phone 389-J.
tuner,
d&w.
Lusiness. Massachusetts Bonding
and Insurance Company, Accident
and Health Dept. Saginaw, Michi
gan, Capital $1,000,090.
STENOGRAPHY INSTRUCTIONS
Personal instruction given In
shorthand and typewriting. Four
months course, two hours a day.
$3 a week. Alma. R. Waterman,
corner Locust and 8 th street.
At a meeting of the Board of Di
rectors of the Platte Mutual Insur
ance company last evening, a new
business policy was adopted, where
by in the future the amount of any
one risk shall not exceed $1,500, and
in the business district not closer
than every other place of business.
Under those conditions it was con
sidered that Mutual insurance can
prosper and give good protection
without making assessments. The
Platte Mutual has been writing in
surance in this city for the past
twenty-five years and during all that
time had only one assessment, not
withstanding the rate for insurance
was about half that of the Old Line
companies, hence the patrons of the
local company have saved largely on
cost of their insurance.
It is a home company and all the
money paid for insurance is kept at
home and deserves the patronage of
everyone who is interested In seeing
the company prosper. Boost.
A. J. TRILETY.
FUNERAL OF MRS MEISINGER
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CASS CO. FARM
BUREAU NOTES
Notice of Meetings
The Farm Bureau will hold meet
ings In Eight Mile Grove and Stove
Creek precincts during the second
week in October. There will be free
moving pictures and Mr. George
Boomer of the State department will
talk on co-operation In marketing.
The following is the schedule of
the meetings:
Eight Mile Grove, District No. 88,
October 10.
Stove Creek precinct. District No.
59, October 11. i
Stove Creek precinct, District No.
24, October 12.
Everybody come and enjoy a good
time.
Li. R. SNIPES,
County Agr. Agt.
IDA M. WILKINS.
County Home Agt.
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends and relatives who
were so kind and sympathetic dur
ing the time of our sickness and so
kindly called at the hospital and
sent the beautiful flowers, we de
sire to express our deepest grati
tude. Mr. and Mrs. George Schanz
Sr.
If you have anything to sell, or
want to buy, dont overlook a want-
ad in the Daily Journal.
from Tuesday's Dally. i
Yesterday afternoon the funeral
services of the late Mrs. Jacob Meis
inger was held from the St. Paul's
church of which the deceased as
well as her husband had been de
vout members during their lifetime.
Rev. H. Kottich. pastor of the
church, spoke briefly of the life of
the departed and extolled the vir
tues of her christian life that char
acterized her entire lifetime and aid
ed In producing a priceless heritage
for her family and the friends with
whom she had been associated. The
choir of the church sang a number
of the old and well loved hymns
during the service. At the conclus
ion of the service the body was ten
derly borne to Oak Hill cemetery
where it was laid to rest beside that
of the husband. '
FOR SALE
A good ZM wagon
Clifford Roberts, phone
completee.
2913.
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One way' to relieve habitual con
stipation is to take regularly a mild
lasative. Dean's Regulets are recom
mended ffr this purpose. SOc a box
at all drug stores.
Your New Ford
is Here!
I have just received a carload of new Ford cars,
: including touring and roadster models, which are now
i ready for delivery at the new low prices.
i We are fully equipped to take care of your re
: pair business. Prices reasonable.
AUGUST illEYEIS,
The Automobile Man
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